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A carbon-free material that could replace ACM is on the way

A Swedish startup has turned Kraft paper into a structural material that can replace plastics, metals and composites. With €40 million in EU backing, the world is starting to pay attention

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Jack caught up with Noëlle Peutat, Global Sustainability Lead for HP's Large Format Business Unit, to discuss how HP is reframing the 'green' conversation, and why true sustainability is actually rooted in everyday commercial efficiency.

Noëlle is focused on sustainability and on translating it for HP customers. She also looks at how to make HP products and solutions as sustainable as possible.

With less than 10 weeks to go until the doors open in Barcelona for FESPA Global Print Expo 2026, Jack catches up with Michael Ryan to find out more.

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From the BSGA Signmakers Village at Sign & Digital UK, The Printing Charity talk about the importance of training and development in the printing industry, the impact of Rising Star Awards and grant funding, the role of industry associations in supporting training and development, and the need to encourage involvement in schools and career days to attract fresh talent to the industry.

Marianne Steel and Sam Nelson are joined by Gary Bagstaff, Linda Edwards and Craig Brown from the BSGA.

Colin and Sam discuss the importance of Management Information Systems (MIS) and its impact on business growth. It explores the challenges of Excel spreadsheets, the adoption of MIS systems, and the role of data in business valuation and transparency. Additionally, it discusses the significance of MIS in quoting, sales, and customer engagement, as well as its role in transitioning to new markets and managing customer expectations.

The conversation delves into the journey of Lawrence Green, MD of Greens and Signmakers, exploring his family legacy in the signmaking industry and the evolution of the industry over generations. It also covers the transition to the managing director role, the role of business coaching, in-house manufacturing, skills retention, trade associations, collaboration, staff engagement, apprenticeships, advice for younger self, networking, management information systems, and the family legacy and future generations.

The conversation explores the synergies between the print and signage industries, highlighting the convergence of challenges and services. It delves into the benefits of trade association membership, emphasising networking and collaboration as key advantages. Additionally, it discusses event ambassadorship, collaboration, and decision-making in equipment purchase.

Apologies that tecnhnical difficulties means we only have part of this conversation.

The conversation revolves around the invention of KoolKap, a safety device for heat guns, born out of frustration and the need for efficiency. It addresses safety concerns, efficiency, and future plans for the invention.